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hi guys

i was wondering,

is the R34 GT-R clutch, what you call a "dual-mass" flywheel????

from experience dual mass fly wheels cannot be machined upon replacement of a new clutch.

and also is the clutch a "Push" or "Pull" type?????????

thanks guys

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hi guys

i was wondering,

is the R34 GT-R clutch, what you call a "dual-mass" flywheel????

from experience dual mass fly wheels cannot be machined upon replacement of a new clutch.

and also is the clutch a "Push" or "Pull" type?????????

thanks guys

no one has an answer?

Pretty sure clutch is pull type....

hey there bro

ive finally surfed and found the answer and this is what ive learnt...

the R34 GT-R the 6-speed GETRAG gearbox has a "dual mass" flywheel... when its time to replace the clutch, replacing the flywheel is also necessary.

generally a solid single mass flywheel is replaced as dual masses cannot be machined. (a customer has actually replaced a new clutch & a dodgy mechanic machined the dual mass & caused clutch slippage). Also care is needed when replacing the dual mass with a solid flywheel as the dual mass is quieter and INTANTLY after installation, a rattling noise will appear. (which sounds like syncro problem)

also solid flywheels can be a bit heavier, causing premature wear to the gearbox.

and the clutch is a PUSH type, as MOST cable activated clutches are pull type and hydraulic activated are PUSH type.

some of the twin & triple plate aftermarket clutches are in fact PULL type and a conversion kit is supplied.

correct me if im wrong guys...

hopefully ive supplied some useful info to the foruthumbsup.gifm

yeah ive got a exedy twin hyper plate clutch , it is a pull type..

and yeah mine makes rattling noise too :blink:

well what did you do with your flywheel when your clutch got put in? or was it done before you owned it?

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